Shopping & Money
What do we call the person who takes your money at a store?
Cashier
What do we call the person who helps sick patients at a hospital?
Nurse or doctor
Who is the person who manages your work?
Supervisor, manager
Complete: He ___ at a restaurant. (work)
works
What do you say when you need help?
Can you help me, please?
You buy three apples for $2 each. How much do you pay?
$6
What do you say when your head hurts?
I have a headache.
What does shift mean at work?
The hours you are scheduled to work.
Complete: They ___ studying English right now.
are
What does day off mean?
A day when you do not work.
What do you say when you want to know the price of something?
How much does it cost?
Where do you go to pick up prescription medicine?
Pharmacy
Complete: She usually ___ work at 8:00. (start)
starts
Which is correct: 'She don't work on Sundays' OR 'She doesn't work on Sundays'?
She doesn't work on Sundays.
You do not understand instructions. What can you ask?
Could you repeat that, please?
You bought something, but it is broken. What can you say at the store?
I would like to return this, please.
Your coworker is sick. Give advice using should.
You should see a doctor.
Your supervisor asks, 'What are you doing right now?' Answer using the present continuous.
I'm helping a customer.
Change to the past: Yesterday I go to the store.
Yesterday I went to the store.
Your work schedule has a problem. Tell your supervisor using cannot.
I can't work on Friday.
Make a sentence using cheaper than.
Apples are cheaper than strawberries.
You cannot come to work because you are sick. What can you tell your supervisor?
I'm sick and I can't come to work today.
Make two sentences about a worker: one about a usual activity and one about today.
Maria usually works at the cash register. Today, she is cleaning the shelves.
Complete: I usually ___ at 7:00, but today I ___ at 9:00. (start / start)
start / am starting
Make a polite request and explain a problem using because.
Could you change my shift because I have a doctor's appointment?